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Nate Fanara
  • Phoenix, AZ
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First Time Investor Seeking Input.

Nate Fanara
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Hello all,

My and I are looking to purchase or first investment property. Originally we were looking for a low purchase price with a higher rehab cost (all cash transactions). Now a realtor asked if we would be interested in more expensive properties requiring very little to no rehab. Both options fall within our budget but I don't know if one method is preferred over the other. I'm hesitant because obviously a realtor makes more on the more expensive property.

Any feedback is appreciated.

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